Tartu halduskohtu juhiks saab Ene Andresen

Tartu halduskohtu juhiks saab Ene Andresen

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Ene Andresen to Lead Tartu Administrative Court

Ene Andresen ütles, et ta soovib jätkata Tartu halduskohtu juhtimist. Ta tahab, et .
Andresen rääkis ka probleemidest. Ta ütles, et . Kohtujuristidel . Tugipersonalil on .
Justiits- ja digiminister Liisa Pakosta ütles, et halduskohus . Halduskohus . Kohtunikud peavad . Nad peavad kuulama inimesi ja aitama neid.
Ene Andresen pikka aega. Ta on õppinud Tartu Ülikoolis ja Saksamaal Konstanzi Ülikoolis. Tema erialad on haldusõigus, riigivastutus ja migratsiooniõigus.
Andresen on Tartu halduskohtu kohtunik alates 2023. aastast. Varem on ta töötanud riigikohtus ja Tartu Ülikoolis. Ta on kirjutanud raamatuid ja artikleid. Ta on aidanud koostada olulisi õigusakte.
Senine Tartu halduskohtu esimees Sirje Kaljumäe . Uue juhi nimetab ametisse justiits- ja digiminister. Enne otsust ja kohtute haldamise nõukoda.
Ene Andresen said she wants to continue leading Tartu Administrative Court. She wishes for the work environment to remain good.
Andresen also spoke about problems. She said that judges are overburdened. Court lawyers lack motivation. Support staff need to distribute tasks better.
Minister of Justice and Digital Affairs Liisa Pakosta said that the administrative court protects people from the state. The administrative court safeguards our freedoms. Judges must perform their duties fairly. They must listen to people and help them.
Ene Andresen has worked in the field of law for a long time. She studied at the University of Tartu and University of Konstanz in Germany. Her specialties are administrative law, state liability, and migration law.
Andresen has been a judge at Tartu Administrative Court since 2023. Previously, she worked at the National Court and the University of Tartu. She has written books and articles. She has helped draft important legal acts.
The current chief judge of Tartu Administrative Court, Sirje Kaljumäe, will conclude her work. The new leader will be appointed by the Minister of Justice and Digital Affairs. Before the decision, the court's general assembly and the Judicial Administration Council will be consulted.